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Super friendly people, equipment well taken care of, well organized class, nice place to drop in when in NYC

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Started off good the first week or 2, but all downhill after that. The GM is overly nice, tries…read moreREALLY hard to act like she knows how to run a gym, but is really fake and seriously clueless on how to run that gym successfully. Seems like she only hires minimum wage literally 15 yr old girls to dictate how the gym operates. They're all aggressive, angry, untrained and REALLY disrespectful and are given free reign to open, close and patrol the gym with zero regard for the members paying $240 a month. These girls were given the power to be rude, shout, talk down, make up rules and get loud with members. Blink, NYSC and Planet Fitness are all run better then this. Seriously. The cleaning crew seemed to be changing garbages, but not really cleaning the floor. I remember this Poland Spring bottle sitting on a windowsill that was there for over a week that no one even bothered to throw out. The gym is overrun with tacky fake wannabe Tiktok influencers with tripods posing for the camera and acting like they're famous, but they are really just a bunch of nobodies trying too hard. And then we have to move out of THEIR way, because they think they're important and famous LMAO...in their own mind maybe that's it. The kindergarten staff doesn't care or want to be there, they rush you out as quickly as possible with zero warning and no time to even finish sets sometimes because they think the members are ON THEIR schedule. NOTHING redeeming about this place. TRUST this review. Go to Equinox, Lifetime, Crunch or any of these other new gyms in the area. People are joining and then quickly leaving this gym for a reason. Check the reviews. I've heard better things about the other locations, but that was years ago. Couldn't wait to get out of there, MUCH happier at another gym.

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